It says the module is running but it in not scanning anything in Google Chrome. However, it works fine with Internet Explorer. I think that there is a bug between avast and the latest version of Chrome which is v18.0.1025.142. Is there any way to solve this issue? I have also tried a repair and reboot.
OS - Windows 7 64bit
Software - Avast IS and Malwarebytes Pro, Emsisoft Anti-Malware on demand.
What do you mean by “Compatability mode”. When I either installed it I done custom or the first one which I think is Typical install. It had been working fine with Google Chrome, though, after this recent update it hasn’t.
If you haven’t just installed avast and it was working with the previous version of chrome, then something must have changed in chrome v18.0 and the script shield is working with it. Hopefully whatever that is can be fixed, if that is within avast or chrome.
I don’t use chrome, so I can’t really be any practical help on that.
Not directly as I don’t know who would be the lead developer for the script shield side. Given that there are a few topics about this I would hope that it is already been seen and looked into.
I wouldn’t really call it a bug… yes, I believe it doesn’t work because the code has been prepared before Chrome 18 came out - so, Chrome 18 is not supported yet.
It will be updated in the next build of avast! (but then again, when the next version of Chrome gets released afterwards, chances are it will be unsupported again until the next avast! update - etc.)
So… When will avast release a build or a new patch. This has also never happened before to me no matter how many times Google Chrome has updated. Maybe a patch could be placed on the forum?
I wonder why don’t they recommend firefox in my opinion it is more secure than chrome because it offers “Do Not Track Me” Feature and as far as i know chrome doesn’t :
I don’t care about the browser safety aspects such as “Do not track me”. The main thing is that the script shield should be working with Chrome and Firefox 12 so the user can stay protected.